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INDEX OF SUBJECTS

Note. Roman numerals refer to the pages of the Supplement

Adams, James Trualow Notes on the families of Truslow, Horler, and Horley from English records noticed 241

Aldrich genealogy, descendants of George, in preparation 321

Alton genealogy, descendants of William, in preparation 81

Alvord, Clarence Walxcorth The centennial history of Illinois, vol. 1. The Illinois country, 1673-1818 noticed 82

Samuel Morgan A historical sketch of Bol- ton, Conn., for the Bolton bicentennial celebration, Sept. 4, 1920 noticed 82

American Historical Association, report, 1917 noticed 161

American Irish Historical Society, journal, vol. 18 noticed 161

Ancestry, endogamic, notice 317

Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, tee PVee- masonry

Arden, JulietU Cole, 200-1920 A.D. noticed 241

Arnold, Fred Auffustut An account of the English homes of three early proprietors of Providence, William Arnold, Stukeley Westcott, and William Carpenter no- ticed 322

William, English home, in An account of the English homes of three early pro- prietors of Providence, by F. A. Arnold noticed 322

AUSTIN and variants

Austin, James Wtdker, biography, by W. Austin noticed 160 Walter James Walker Austin noticed 160

AuBTEN Jonas, notice 223

Avery, Samuel Putnam, notice Ixxx

Bachelor, Henry, notice 223 John, notice 223 Joseph, notice 223

Bacot genealogy, descendants of Pierre, in preparation 159

Bailey, Marietta (Peirce). notice Ixxx

Baker, Albert Clark Genealogy and history of the Baker, Andrus, Clark, and Adams families noticed 81 Howard Winfield, notice xlix

Baker genealogy, by A. C. Baker noticed 81

Bakersfield. Vt., epitaphs 12 98

Baldwin, Thomas Williams Vital records of Deerfield, Mass., to the year 1850 no- ticed 161 Vital records of Mendon, Mass., to the year 1850 noticed 161

Barker, Ellen Frye Frye genealogy noticed 81

Barnard, Franklin, notice Ixxviii

Barrell, Colbun, record of family 77

Bartlett, Joseph Gardner Leaders in the Win- throp fleet, 1630 236

Barton, William E. Abraham Lincoln and hid books. With selections from the writ- ings of Lincoln and a bibliography of books in print relating to Abranam Lincoln noticed 160

Baskervill, Patrick Hamilton _ Andrew Meade of 'Ireland and Virginia; his ancestors and some of his descendants noticed 322

Baxter, Hon. James Phinney, memoir with portrait and autograph 163

Beal, Louisa Jane (Adams), notice 1

Bemis, Alice Cogswell, memoir noticed 160

Benson, Rev. Ernest L. A pioneer family noticed 81

Benson genealogy, by E. L. Benson noticed

81 Berwick, Me., see North Berwick

Besbeech, Thomas, notice 224

Bidwell, Frederick David Bidwells in the World War noticed 240

Bidwell genealogy, by F. D. Bidwell noticed

240 Billington genealogy, family of Va., by A. B.

Clarke noticed 81

Blaine, John Ewing The Blaine family; James Blaine, emigrant, and his chil- dren, Ephraim, Alexander, William, Eleanor noticed 159

Blaine genealogy, descendants of James, by J. E. Blaine noticed 169

Bogart, Ernest Ludlow and C. M. Thompson The centennial history of Illinois, vol. 4. The industrial state, 1870-1893 noticed 82

Bolton, Mass., historical sketch, 1920, by S. M. Alvord noticed 82

Borden, Richard, notice of family 233

Borden baptisms, marriages, and burials from the parish registers of Headcorn, co. Kent, Eng., 1590-1631 230

Bowen genealogy, descendants of Richard, in preparation 321

Bradford, Gov. William, biography, by A. H. Plumb noticed 160

Brewster, William, life, in Old Pilgrim days, by L. H. Monk noticed 82

Bridgeman, Thomas, complaint against, by Sidrach Williams, 1626 234

Brooke, Robert, notice 224 Brookline, Mass., Walnut Street cemetery, epitaphs noticed 82

Brookline Historical Society, proceedings, 1919 noticed 82; 1921 noticed 242

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Brown, Frederick Wires, notice Ixxxiii

Col. W. C. Brown family, descendants of George of Chester Co., Pa. noticed 81

^fOv/n genealogy, descendants of George of Chester Co., Pa., by W. C. Brown no- ticed 81

genealogy, descendants of Nicholas, in preparation 321

Browne, William Bradford The Mohawk Trail, its history and course, together with an account of Fort Massachusetts and of the early turnpikes over Hoosac Mountain noticed 161

Buchah, Elizabeth (Severance), notice Ixix Bucke, John, notice 224 Susan, notice 224

Auckland, Mass., marriage intentions, 1793- 1820 302

Bunker, Aaron, notice 80

Burdick genealogy, descendants of Robert, in preparation 81

Burke, James of New Braintree, Mass., notice 239

Calef genealogy, descendants of Robert, in preparation 240

Calle, Thomas, notice 225

CAREWE and variants

Cabew, William alias Cooke, will 1572 280

Carewe baptisms, marriages, and burials from parish registers of Westhor[>e, co. Suf- folk. Eng. 281

Carewe alias Cooke, genealogical notice of descendants of Humphrey 288

Carpenter, William, English home, in An account of the English homes of three early proprietors of Providence, by F. A. Arnold noticed- 322

Carrington genealogy, descendants of John, in preparation 81

Carter, Thomas, will 1523 280

Cary genealogy, Devon, Eng. branch, 2 vols. noticed 159

Chase, George Bigelow, memoir xxxviii

Chase Chronicle, vol. 11, nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4, 1920 noticed 159

Church genealogy, descendants of Capt. Samuel, by E. A. Emeus noticed 159

Clarke (e), Arthur B. Billington family no- ticed 81

Rev. Arthur March, notice xlvi

Dr. John, ancestry, English, and connec- tions 273

John, will 1559 275

John, will 1588 276

Robert, will 1573 275

Clark(e) baptisms, marriages, and burials from parish registers of Finningham. co. Suf- folk, Eng. 276

genealogical notice of descendants of John of Finningham, co. Suffolk, Eng. 278

genealogy, descendants of Lieut. Thaddeus. in preparation 321

genealogy, descendants of Lieut. William, in preparation 159

Coats of arms, see Heraldry

Coburn, Frank Warren The battle on Lexing- ton Common. April 19, 1775. reprint of lecture published in 1918, also a com- plete roster of Capt. John Parker's company rioticed 242

Coburn genealogy, descendants of Edward, in Genealogy of the Ellis family, by H. W. and A. S. Ellis noticed 81 genealogy, descendants of Nathaniel, in preparation 321

Coe, Dr. Thomas Upham, notice Ixxiv Cole genealogy, by J. Arden noticed 241 Congdon Chronicle, no. 1, 1921 noticed 241 COOKE and variants

Cooke, George, answer to complaint of George Cooke 287 Thomas, will 1472 280 William alias Carew, will 1572 280 Cooke baptisms, marriages, and burials from parish registers of Westhorpe, co. Suf- folk, Eng. 281

Cooke alias Carewe genealogical notice of de- scendants of Humphrey 288

Coolidge, Hon. Thomas Jefferson, memoir Ixxxv

Cope, Gilbert Ancestral chart of Gilbert Cope and Anna Garrett, his wife, 1879, with additions and corrections, 1920 noticed 159

Cope genealogy, ancestry of Gilbert Cope and Anna Garrett, by G. Cope, with addi- tions and corrections, 1920 noticed 159

Cotting, Charles Edward, notice Ixxii

Coward genealogy, descendants of Hugh, in preparation 159

Crow genealogy, descendants of John, in prepa- ration 24

Cummings, Harriet Alma Burials and inscrip- tions in the Walnut Street Cemetery of Brookline, Mass., with historical sketches of some of the persons buried there noticed 82

Daughters of the American Revolution, see Society of the Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution

DAVIS and variants

Davis, Andrew McFarland, notice lix

Charles B. Proceedings at the centennial celebration of the Grand Lodge of Maine, Ancient Free and Accepted Ma- sons, held at Masonic Temple, Portland, Me., Feb. 5, 1920 noticed 162

Davies, Julien Tappan, notice Ixvi

Dean, Marvin Ansel, notice Ixxviii

Decatur genealogy, by W. D. Parsons noticed 241

Deerfield, Mass., vital records to 1850, by T. W. Baldwin noticed 161

Delano, Eugene, notice Ixi Warren, notice Ixxix

Delfshaven, Holland, Pilgrim Memorial Church, fund, notice 321

Denio, Herbert Williams Inscriptions in the town cemetery at the village of Bakers- field, Vt. 12 98

Dennis, Hon. Arthur Wellington, notice Ixxxviii

Doe, Elmer Ellsworth The an(^try of Elisha Goodwin of sixth generation of Goodwin family of Kittery, York Co., Me., and his descendants noticed 241

Dwight, Richard Henry Winslow, memoir with portrait and autograph 83

Eldridge, Shalor WincheU Publications of the Kansas State Historical Society, vol. 2 noticed 152

Ellis, Albert S. and Herbert W. Genealogy of the Ellis family from 1632 to 1920 and the Coburn family from 1618 to 1911 noticed 81 Herbert W. Chart showing the paternal and maternal ancestry of Stephen T. Ellis and wife, Elizabeth N. B. Coburn of Vineland, N. J. noticed 159

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Ellis genealogy, ancestry of Stephen T. Ellis and Elizabeth N. B. Coburn, by H. W. Ellis noticed 159 genealogy, descendants of Lieut, Richard, by H. W. and A. S. Ellis noticed 81

Emens, Etta A. Descendants of Capt. Samuel Church of Churchville noticed 159

Endogamio ancestry, notice 317

England, genealogical research in 57 129 226 273

Eno genealogy, New York branch noticed 241

Evans, Florence Carlton (Fowler), notice Ixzxiv

Fairbank, John J. Mitchell, notice Ivii

Fallass genealogy, descendants of William, in preparation 240

Farrand, Capt. Jonathan, note on family 182

Felt genealogy, by A. L. Holman noticed 241

Fiske, Andrew Report of the Committee to assiflt the Historian xv

Flagg, Charles Allcott, notice Iviii

Foster genealogy, descendants of Samuel of Kingston, Mass. 123

Fowle, Dennye. will 1579 228 Francis, will 1633 229 John, will 1515 227 Richard, will 1564 227 Richard, will 1572 228 Richard, will 1631 228 Thomas, will 1514 227 Thomas, will 1592 228 Thomas, will 1628 228 WUliam. wiU 1517 227

Fowle, baptisms, marriages, and burials from the parish registers of Frittenden, co. Kent, Eng.. 1563-1612 229 genealogical notice, descendants of Richard, of Frittenden, co. Kent. Eng. 231

Fox, Perlina S., record of family 40

Freeman, John.' answer to complaint of Sidrach WilUams, 1628 235

Freemasonry, Maine. Grand Lodge, proceed- ings. 1820-1920, by C. B. DaWs noticed 162

Frye genealogy, by E. F. Barker noticed 81

Fyfe, Dr. John William Some of the descen- dants of James Fyfe of Berlin, Mass. noticed 159

Fyfe genealogy, descendants of James of Ber- lin, Mass., by J. W. Fyfe noticed 159

Gardiner, Maj. Gen. Asa Bird, notice xlvi

Gibbs family, bulletin no. 1, Jan. 1921 noticed 169

Gifford genealogy, descendants of Osbern de Bolebeo 57 129

Gilbert, Eliza Howe A record of the Benjamin Gilbert branch of the Gilbert family in America (1620-1920) noticed 81

Gilbert genealo^. descendants of Benjamin, by E. H. Gilbert noticed 81

Glidden genealogy, descendants of Charles, in preparation 240

Goodspeed, Charles Eliot Report of the Com- mittee on Sale of Publications xv

Goodwin genealo^. ancestry of Elisha, by E. E. Doe noticed 241

Gould, George Lambert Report of the Com- mittee on Finance xiii Mrs. Irene Cynthia Christopher Woolley of Concord, Mass., and some of his de- scendants 29

Greenlaw, William Prescott Report of the Council xiii Report of the Librarian xix

Grew, Jane Norton (Wiggleaworth) , notice Ixv

Hall, Albert Harrison Hall Family Records. Dea. John Hall of Dover, N. H., and some of his descendants noticed 159

Hall genealogy, descendants of Dea. John of Dover, N. H., by A. H. Hall noticed 159

Hanks, Charles Stedman Our Plymouth fore- fathers, the real founders of our re- public noticed 82

Harris genealogy, by W. M. Mervine noticed 241

Hart, Charles Henry, notice xliv

Harvard University, Class of 1870, report of secretary, 1920, biographical sketches noticed 161 Class of 1913, report of secretary, 1920 no- ticed 161

quinquennial catalogue, 1636-1920 noticed 161

Hatch, William, notice 225

Hayward, Sarah Jane (Hale), notice Ixxii

Henkele. see Hinckley

Heraldry, coats of arms, recording of 80 158 240 321

Heralds* College, visitations, instructions for 238

Hicks, Rev. Lewis Wilder Charles Emelius

Lauriat 3 Frank Ernest Woodward 243 Memoirs of the New England Historic

Genealogical Society xxxviii Report of the Historian xxxiii

HINCKLEY and variante

Hinckley, Samuel, notice 225

Henkele, John, will 1484 238

Hitchcock, Edward, memoir, by F. Tuckerman

noticed 160

Holden, Raleigh Warner, notice xlviii

Holden genealogy, descendants of Richard, in preparation 240

Holman, Alfred Lyman A register of the an- cestors of Dorr Eugene Felt and Agnes (McNulty) Felt noticed 241

Holt, Benjamin, notice Ixxxix ••

Hooke, John, see Peerce, Marmaduke

Horton, Horace Ebenezer Ancestry of Horace Ebenezer and Emma (Babcock) Horton rvoticed 160

Horton ancestry, by H. E. Horton noticed 160

Howe, Herbert Barber George Rowland Howe, 1847-1917. A son's tribute. The record of a useful life and some genea- logical notes noticed 160

Howe genealogy, ancestry of George R., by H. B. Howe noticed 160

Howes, Mrs. Florence Reynolds Conant Report of the Committee on Increase of Mem- bership XV Report of the Special Comnriittee on En- dowment and Members xix

Huguenot Society of South Carolina, transac- tions, no. 25, 1920 noticed 162

Humphreys, Richard Clapp, notice xiii

Hutchins, Rev. Dr. Charles Lewis, notice Ixxv

Illinois, centennial, 1818-1918, report of the Centennial Commission, by J. P. Weber noticed 242 history, vol. 1, by C. W. Alvord noticed 82 history, vol. 4, by Bogart and Thompson no- ticed 82

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Jacobus, Donald Lines Edward Wooster of Derby, Conn., and some of his descend- ants 175

The Pierponts of North Haven, Conn. 89

William Punchard of New Haven, Conn. 309

Jenks, Rev. Henry Fitch, notice lii Jocelyn, Brig. Gen. Stephen Perry, notice Iv Johnson, Alfred Hon. James Phinney Baxter. A.M., Litt.D. 163 Edward, notice 225

Kansas State Historical Society, publications,

vol. 2, by S. W. Eldridge noticed 162 KERRICH and variants

Kerrich, George, will 1624 293 George, will 1633 293 George, will 1649 294 Margery, will 1630 293 Mary, will 1650 294 Mylea, will 1563 291 Thomas, will 1622 292 William, will 1552 290 WilUam, will 1593 292 William, will 1628 293

Kkrriche, Robert, will 1578 291

Kerrtch, Elizabeth, will 1522 290

Kerych, Joan, will 1517 290 John, will 1470 290 William, will 1504 290

Kerrich baptisms, marriages, and burials from parish registers of Bedfield and Saxsted, CO. Suffolk, Eng. 294 genealogy, descendants of William 297

Kidder Fund, report for 1920 xxvii

Kingsbury, Mrs. Edith Leonard Samuel Foster pt Kingston, Mass., Loyalist, and some of his descendants 123

Lamson, Albert Henry Report of the Com- mittee on the Library xvi

Latimer, Peter, notice 78

Lauriat, Charles Emelius, memoir with por- trait and autograph 3

Lexington, Mass., battle 1775, history, by F. W. Coburn noticed 242

Lincoln, Abraham and his books, by W. E. Barton noticed 160

Lothrop, Thornton Kirkland Report of the Corresponding Secretary xxi i

Lytle, Leonard Pedigree of Christopher and Mary Lytle noticed 241

Lytle genealogy, descendants of Christopher and Mary, by L. Lytle noticed 241

McCarthy genealogy, by M. J. O'Brien noticed 241

Mclntyre, Frank Palmer, notice Ixx

Macy, Dr. William Austin, notice xliii

Maiden Historical Society, register, 1919-1920 noticed 82

Manley, Henry, memoir noticed 82

Marble, Joseph Russel, notice Ixxxii

Marland, Salome Jane (Abbott), notice Ixxvi

Martin genealogy, descendants of George, by C. Shepard noticed 241

Martyn, Charles The life of Artemas Ward noticed 322

Massachusetts Court, General, acts and re- solves, 1920 noticed 161 supervisor of public records, report, 1920 noticed 161

Massachusetts, Colonial Society of, publica- tions, vols. 20, 21, and 22 noticed 162

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Class of 1895, 25th anniversary report noticed lol

War Record, 1914-1919 noticed 161 M&yo, Lawrence Shaw John Wentworth, Governor of New Hampshire, 1767-1775 noticed 322

Meade genealogy, descendants of Andrew of Ireland and Va., by P. H. Baskervill noticed 322

Mendon, Mass., vital records to 1850, by T

W. Baldwin noticed 161 Merriam, John McKinstry Report of the

Committee on Papers iind Essays xviii Merrill, Dr. Cyrus Strong A contribution to the

genealogy of the Merrill family in

America noticed 160

Merrill genealogy, by C. S. Merrill noticed 160 Mervine, William M. Harris, Dunlop, Valen- tine and allied families noticed *241

Michigan military records, by S. I. Silliman noticed 82

Miles, Jonas Michael, notice Ix

The Mohawk Trail, history and course, by W. B. Browne noticed 161

Monk, Mrs. Lillian Hoag Old Pilgrim days noticed 82

Moody, Herbert A. Moody family, descend- ants of William of Ipswich, Eng., and Newbury, Mass. noticed 241

Moody genealogy, descendants of William of Ipswich, Eng., and Newbury, Mass., by H. A. Moody noticed 241

More Historical Journal, vol. 2, no. 6, June and August, 1920 noticed 160

Morehead, John Motley The Morehead family of North Carolina and Virginia noticed 241

Morehead genealogy, by J. M. Morehead no- ticed 2'i\

Morgan, Samuel Tate, notice Ixii

Morgan genealogy, descendants of Francis, by A. N. Sims noticed 160

Moriarty, George Andrews, Jr. Genealogical research in England 67 129 226 273

Morton, Hon. Levi Parsons, notice Ixvii

Moseley, Charles William, notice xci

Mulliner, Richard, answer to complaint of Nicholas Rainberd 284

National Society of Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America. Lineage Book, vol. 9, 1921 noticed 242

National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, official bulletins, vol. 14, 1919-1920, and vol. 15, no. 1, 1920 noticed 162; vol. 15, no. 4, 1921 noticed 242

New England, passengers for, 1635-1637, lists 217

New England Historic Genealogical Society, Charter and enabling acts xcv

Committee on Collection of Records, rei>ort for 1920 xvii

Committee on English Research, report for 1920 xvi

Committee on Epitaphs, report for 1920 xvii

Committee on Finance, report for 1920 xiii

Committee on Heraldry, report for 1920 xvi

Committee on Increase of Membership, re- port for 1920 XV

Committee on the Library, report for 1920 xvi

Committee on Papers and Essays, report for 1920 xviii

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Committee on Publications, report for 1920

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for 1920 rv Committee on Ways and Means, report for

1920 liv Committee to Assist the Historian, report

for 1920 XV Corresponding Secretary, report for 1920

xxi Council, report for 1920 xiii Historian, report for 1920 xxxiii history, 184&-1920 65 Librarian, report for 1920 xix Memoirs, 1902, 1910, 1912, 1914, 1918. 1919

1920 xxxviii Necrology for 1920 xxxiii Officers and committees for 1921 v Pilgrim Tercentenary members, 63 75 155 ix Proceedings, 1920 63; 1921 155 237 315 ix Special Committee on Endowment and

Members, report for 1920 xix Treasurer, report for 1920 xxviii

New England Society in the City of New York, 115th anniversary, proceedings noticed 242

New York State Historical Association, Quar- terly Journal, vol. 1, nos. 2, 3, 4, and 5 noticed 162

Newbold, Arthur Emlen, notice Ixx

Newport Historical Society, bulletins, noa. 31 32, 33, and 34 noticed 162

North Berwick, Me., Friends' records 5

O'Brien, Michael J. The McCarthys in early American history noticed 241

Pacheuxy, Joseph, notice 225

PALMER and variants

Palmer, Julius, notice Ix William, notice 79

William Lincoln, ancestry, chart, revised edition, 1921 noticed 160

Paulmer, William, marriage 1609 158

Palmer genealogy, descendants of William of Watertown, Mass., and Hampton, N. H., additions and corrections 318

Parmenter, James Parker Report of the Com- mittee on Publications xv

Parsons. William Decatur The Decatur gene- alogy noticed 241

Paulmer, see Palmer

Peerce, tee Pierce

Peirson, Brig. Gen. Charles Lawrence, notice I

Pepperrell, Sir William, memorial noticed 82

Perkins, Edward Cranch, notice xliii

Rev.- Nathan, diary, April 27 to June 1789 noticed 160

Perkins genealogy, descendants of John, by W, W. Scott noticed 241

PIERCE and variants

Pierce, Wallace Lincoln, notice Iv

Peerce, Marmaduke, notice 225

Pierpont genealogy, descendants of John of North Haven, Conn. 89

Pilgrims, history, by L. H. Monk noticed 82 landing at Plymouth, 300th anniversary, celebrated by the Pilgrim Tercentenary Commission of Massachusetts, De- cember 21, 1920, exercises noticed 242

Plumb, Albert H. William Bradford of Ply- mouth noticed 160

Plymouth forefathers, history, by C. S. Hanks noticed 82

Pope, John, notice 225

Powel, Mary E. Miss Jane Stuart, 1812-1888, her grandparents and parents noticed 241

Prendergast, James Maurice, notice Ixixix

Punchard genealogy, descendants of William of New Haven, Conn., 309

Putnam, Eben Two ' early passenger lists , 1635-1637 217

Rackemann, Charles Sedgwick Richard Henry Winslow Dwight 83

RAINBERD and variants

Rainberd, Nicholas, complaint against Richard Mulliner, 1588 284

Ratnberde, Nicholas, complaint against George Cooke 285

Reynolds meeting of family, 1920 noticed 160

Rhoades, Nelson Osgood, ancestry, by Nelson

Osgood Rhoades noticed 322

Rhode Island Historical Society Collections, vol. 13, 1920 noticed 162

Rice, George Tilley, notice Ixxxi Richardson, WHliam Streeter Report of the

Committee on Ways and Means xiv Robbins, Royal Elisha, notice xl

Rochester genealogy, descendants of Nicholas, in preparation 321

Roundy genealogy, descendants of Philip, in preparation 81

Rountree, Ellen Josephine (Turner) (Craw- ford), notice xo

Sargent, Hugh, record of family 57 ,■

Sargent genealogy, descendants of Hugh 138

Savage, Capt. John, memoir, by M. O. Vaudry noticed 322

Schouler, James, notice Ixiii

Scott, Henry Edwards Report of the Com- mittee on English Research xvi William Walter "Gentleman" John Perkins noticed 241

Scribner, Emma Ann (Shepherd), notice xci

Shepard, Charles The Martin family of Ipswich, Mass. noticed 241 The Wildes family of Burlington County, N. J. noticed 81

Shepard genealogy, descendants of Ralph, in preparation 159

Silliman, Site Imogene Michigan military records noticed 82

Sims, Annie Noble Francis Morgan, an early Virginia Burgess and some of his de- scendants noticed 160

Sinnott, Mary Elizabeth, notice xlviii

Smith, Edward Leodore Rev. Ralph Smith, first settled minister of Plymouth, 1629-1636 noticed 322

Rev. Ralph, first settled minister of Ply- mouth, 1629-1636, memoir, by E, L. Smith noticed 322

Susan Augusta, notice liv

Society of Colonial Wars in the State of California, historian's report, 1920 no- ticed 162

Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Faneuil Hall Chapter, list of officers and members, 1919-1921 noticed 242 Remembrance Book, Jan., 1921 noticed 242 Samuel Ashley chapter, Claremont, N. H., officers and members, 1920-1921 noticed 82

Society of the Sons of the Arnerican Revolu- tion, Conn., Col. Jeremiah Wadsworth branch, publication no. 3 noticed 162

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Society of Sons of the Revolution, California, roster, 1921 noticed 162

Society of Sons of the Revolution, New York, reports and proceedings, 1919-1920 noticed 242

Society of Sons of the Revolution, Pennsyl- vania, proceedings, 1919-1920 noticed 162

Sons of the American Revolution, 8ee Society of the Sons of the American Revolution

Sons of the Revolution, see Society of Sons of the Revolution

Soule, Horace Homer, notice Ivii

Southard, Dr. Elmer Ernest, notice liii

Spice, Christian, notice 226

Sprague, Hon. Henry Harrison, notice Ixxiii

Stackpole, Everett Schermerhorn History and

genealogy of the Stackpole family, 2d

edition noticed 160

Stackpole genealogy, by E. S. Stackpole, 2d edition noticed 160

Stamforth, Mary, marriage, 1609 158

Standish, Mylea Repxort of the Committee on Epitaphs xvii

Starr(e), Comfort, notice 226 Thomas, notice 226

Stetson, Eliot Dawes, notice xcii

STEWART and variants

Stewart, George Sawin Records of the First Church of WeUs, Me. 42 104 310

Stuakt family, by M. E. Powel noticed 241

Story, Frederick Washington, notice Irxix

Stuart, see Stewart

SuflBeld, Conn., celebration of 250th anniver- sary 1920, proceedings noticed 161

Thatcher, Charles Milton, notice Ixix

Thompson, Charles Manfred and E. L. Booart The centennial history of Illinois, vol. 4. The industrial state, 1870-1893 noticed 82

Josiah H. Autobiography of Dea. John Thompson of Mercer, Me., with genea- logical notes of his descendants noticed 241

Thompson genealogy, descendants of Dea. John of Mercer, Me., by J. H. Thomp- son noticed 241

Thorndike, Charles, notice xli

Tilden, Nathaniel, notice 226

Tinkham genealogy, descendants of Ephraim, in preparation 321

Tobey, Rev. Rufus Babcock, notice 1

Townsend, Sarah Cornelia, notice Ivi

Truslow genealogy, by J. T. Adams noticed

241 Tucker, Charles Edwin, notice xlviii

Tuckerman, Frederick President Edward Hitcncock noticed 160

Turner genealogy, descendants of Humphrey, in preparation 321

Vaudry, Mary 0. A sketch of the life of Capt. John Savage. J. P., first settler in Shef- ford Co., 1792. Also the early history of St. John's Church, West Shefford, Que., 1821-1921 noticed 322

Vineland Historical Magazine, vol. 4 noticed 242

Walker, Grant, notice Ixii

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Wanzer, William David History of the Wan-

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Ward, Artemas, biography, by C. Martyn no- ticed 322

Watkins, Walter KendaU Report of the Com- mittee on Collection of Records xvii

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Weeks genealogy, descendants of Leonard of Greenland, N. H., in preparation 322

Weld, Rev. Dr. Charles Richmond, notice xlv

Wells, Me., First Church records 42 104 310

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Weston, Robert Dickson Report of the Com- mittee on Heraldry xvi Thomas, notice Ixv

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Williams, Sidrach, complaint against John

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ton of Dorchester, Mass., and some of

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Woods, Jonathan, record of family 239

Woodsome, Clara Willma (Smith), notice Ixxvi

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Woolley genealogy, descendants of Christopher of Concord, Mass. 29; additions and corrections 319

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THE NEW ENGLAND

HISTOEICAL AND GENEALOGICAL

REGISTER

JANUARY, 1921

CHARLES EMELIUS LAURIAT By Rev. Lewis Wilder Hicks, M. A., of Wellesley, Mass.

Charles Emelius Lauriat, bookseller, a resident member ©f the New England Historic Genealogical Society from 1868 until his resignation in 1874 and again from 1916 until his death, died at his home, 1120 Beacon Street, Brookline, Mass., 12 February 1920, in the seventy-ninth year of his age. He had been confined to his house since New Year's Day; but his illness was not regarded as critical, and he was able to consider matters of business until shortly before his death.

He was born in Boston 12 January 1842, the son of Emelius Anselm, also a native of Boston, and Martha (Foster) Lauriat, who was born at Lancaster, Mass., the daughter of Benjamin and Martha (Shedd) Foster.

His grandfather, Louis Anselm Lauriat, was born at Marseilles, France, in 1786, and came to this country about 1800. In 1807 he married Sarah Dennis of Salem. He was a goldbeater by trade, and occupied a building on Washington Street, Boston, at the comer of Springfield Street, from about 1822 to 1836. He was a distinguished scientist in his day, and an enthusiastic aeronaut, making the second ascension in a balloon ever made in this country. He made many ascensions in this country, his forty-fifth one of the last being on 25 August 1842. As there were no gas mains at that time in the city, he was obliged to manufacture the gas with which his balloons were inflated.* In the Boston Evening Transcript of 5 June 1838 he is quoted as saying:

"It is confidently believed by many that the time is not distant when the science of aerostation will be brought to such perfection that the aeronaut will be able to vary his course and take a direction at will so as to reach a given point and distance in safety and with despatch, as ships are navi- gated on the ocean, against contrary winds.''

Late in the forties he went to California, was there during the days of the gold rush, and had a general store at Oak Shade, Horse Shoe Bar, on the American River. He came back to Boston once more, but returned to California, and died at Sacramento in 1857.

•There is an account of Mr. Lauriat's ascensions in Boston Notions, published in 1848, p. 209. VOL. LXXV. 1

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Charles Emelius Lauriat attended the Phillips Grammar School in Boston, and on graduating found employment in William Veazie's bookstore, which for years was one of the best known stores of its kind on Cornhill. In 1860 he became connected with the book- store of William H. Piper & Company, which was situated at 131-133 Washington Street, at the head of Water Street, and he remained with this firm for ten years, rising to the position of manager. In August 1872 he formed a partnership with the late Dana Estes under the firm name of Estes & Lauriat, publishers and booksellers, their bookstore being situated at 299-305 Washington Street, oppo- site the Old South Church. In the great Boston fire in the follow- ing November the building narrowly escaped destruction, the fire extending to the corner of Milk and Washington Streets, and it was deemed necessary to move the stock of books to Beacon Hill, in order to ensure their safety. In 1898 Mr. Lauriat took over the retail department of Estes & Lauriat and formed the Charles E. Lauriat Company, of which he was President until his death. In 1906 the business was moved to its present location, 385 Washing- ton Street.

The business conducted by Mr. Lauriat was successful from the start, and the Charles E. Lauriat Company became widely known as one of the leading bookselling houses in the country. In the course of his career as a bookseller Mr. Lauriat made numerous trips to Europe, his first one being in 1873 in the old Cunard steamer Atlas. He crossed the Atlantic more than sixty times in all. He was one of the first American buyers to go to London to make exten- sive purchases of old and rare books in the London market, and he became a familiar figure there.

His charming personality, distinguished figure, business abihty, and integrity gained for him multitudes of friends, and many of the most prominent men in the literary, religious, and political life of New England a generation ago, including Oliver Wendell Holmes, Edward Everett Hale, PhilUps Brooks, and James G. Blaine, fre- quented his bookstore, sought his advice, and became his patrons.

Mr. Edwin A. Grozier, a lifelong friend of Mr. Lauriat's, in his newspaper, The Boston Post, of 14 February 1920, wrote:

"By "the death of Charles E. Lauriat, Boston loses a veteran bookseller and publisher who valued his calling as a profession and, indeed, made it so. For 58 years he carried on .the culturing and illuminating business of finding and selling the best of the world's literature, and he knew every angle of the trade for which he stood as a mentor and guide.

"Such a man as Mr. Lauriat does a very great pubUc service, not only in making possible the possession of rare and costly books, but in creating an atmosphere of 'homeness' that was and is a char- acteristic of his store. The student is welcome there; the expert on first editions always feels at ease there and the great average booklover realizes that what Mr. Lauriat estabUshed has not been allowed to depart.

"The frequenter of his bookstore will feel a loss in seeing no more the stalwart and kindly presence of Charles E. Lauriat."

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At the time of his death Mr. Lauriat was the oldest active book- seller in the trade in Boston.

For thirty-four years Mr. Lauriat was a director of the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company of Boston, and for many years he was the senior member of the board. In the New England Historic Genealogical Society he was a member of the Committee on Sale of Pubhcations for the years 1917, 1918, and 1919, and was appointed by the Council for a fourth year on this committee the day before he died. He was a member of the Boston Art Club and of the Unitarian Club, and was for forty years active in the Second Church in Boston, serving on its Standing Committee. To this church the members of his family have presented a memorial tower clock, which was installed with appropriate exercises on 29 May 1920. In politics Mr. Lauriat was a Republican. Besides his Brook- line residence he had a simimer home at Squirrel Island, Me.

Mr. Lauriat married, 13 November 1867, Harriet FideUa Page, daughter of Cyrus and Susan Elvira Page of Bedford, Mass., who survives him, together with three children, Susan Foster, wife of Professor Alfred Church Lane of Tufts College, Charles E. Lauriat, Jr., who succeeds his father as President of the Company, and Blanche, wife of George W. Chandler of New York.

RECORDS OF THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS AT BERWICK (NORTH BERWICK), ME.

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[Records op the Berwick Monthly Meeting: I, 1802-1832, continued*]

29, 11 mo. 1805. Our Esteemed friend Able Thomas attended this meet- ing, with a certificate from the monttily meeting of monallen Indorsed by the Quarterly meeting of warrington, Pensylvania, Expressive of their unity with him as a minister also our Esteemed friend Amos Lee, with a certificate from the monthly meeting of Exeter, Pensylvania, Expressive of their unity with him as a minister. [47]

To Vassalboro monthly meeting. Jedediah Jepson having Removed with his family within the compass of your monthly meeting, he, with his wife Margeret, and their children, Susanna, Mary, Lowis, Lydia, Abner, Judith, Ohver, Margeret, & Elizabeth, are members of this meeting. Said Susanna and Mary, being of adult age, appear clear of Marriage Engag- ments. We recommend the said family. On behalf of Berwick monthly meeting, 28, 2 mo. 1806. Paul Rogers, Elizabeth Neal, Clerks. [50]

28, 2 mo. 1806. Benjamin Fry hath been in the practice of using profane

•The records of the Berwick Monthly Meeting were kept in large books, separate from the so-called "Record of Membership" and the marriage certificates. The first of these books begins with the meeting of 25, 7 mo. 1802 and ends with the meeting of 25, 5 mo. 1832. Abstracts have been made for this article of such entries in these books as contain historical information of im- portance, removal certificates, or other material useful in genealogical research. The figures in brackets that follow the abstracts refer to the pages of the original records where the respective entries may be found.

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language, and, he being gone from us, the clerk is Directed to forward a coppy of this minute to Vassalboro monthly meeting, where we are Informed the said Benjamin Resides. [51]

To the monthly meeting of Fahnouth. John Rogers being gone to Reside within the compass of your monthly meeting, he is a member of our meet- ing, and we know not but that he is clear of marriage Engagments amongst us. We Recommend him. Given forth at a monthly meeting held at Berwic[k], 28, 3 mo. 1806. Paul Rogers, Clerk. [52]

To Vassalborough monthly meeting. Elizabeth Varney and her sons Ephraim and Ebenezar and Daughter mary having Removed to settle in the compass of your meeting and Requested our certificate for themselves and two younger children of said Elizabeth, namly, Richard and Jona- than,* they being all members of our meetmg and clear of marriage Engage- ments, we Reccommend them. On behalf of Berwick monthly meetmg held 28, 3 mo. 1806. Paul Rogers, Elizabeth Neal, Clerks. [53]

To Vassalborough monthly meeting. Obediah Hussey has Removed within the compass